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Given everything Alberta businesses have endured since 2014, it’s counterintuitive, yet nonetheless true: manufacturers in Alberta, especially SMEs, are having more and more trouble finding the workers they need. Two
If you’re like me, the thought of another election campaign is exhausting. After several years of non-stop political wrangling in Alberta, everyone is in need of a break. However, there
International market access for Alberta products has dominated headlines and board rooms for years, and that won’t change any time soon. Getting Alberta energy to market at fair prices is
Businesses encounter some form of red tape each and every day. Businesses have become so accustomed to navigating unfair, costly or contradictory rules and regulation that it becomes almost like
Alberta’s manufacturing sector has been slowly recovering in recent years, but still has a distance to travel before it matches the output and employment levels it enjoyed before the oil
Every two years Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME) surveys it’s members across Canada to take the pulse of the manufacturing sector. The survey results provide valuable insight into the mindset
It’s almost hard to believe the disastrous Bill C-69 made it to the Senate in its current form. It’s so bad that during hearings on the bill with the Senate
Edmonton area manufacturers breathed a collective sigh of relief when Pembina Pipeline Corp. and its international partner announced it will build a $4.5 billion propane dehydrogenation plant and polypropylene upgrading
A more diverse, resilient Alberta economy depends on a strong manufacturing sector. With an election around the corner, it’s time to put manufacturing on the provincial agenda. You’ve probably heard
For years Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME) has been telling anybody who would listen in Ottawa that the Canadian government needs to make moves to improve competitiveness. That was years
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